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Showing posts with label Hamas. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Hamas. Show all posts
Tuesday, August 02, 2011
Sailing, Sailing...
Boat People Some questions for the "activists" aboard the Gaza flotilla.
Christopher Hitchens July 4, 2011
...how some of the Arab and Muslim editorial cartoonists depict it
· A vicious caricature of a stereotypical hook-nosed, black-hatted Jew with tentacles wields a bloody machete and an assault rifle (Al-Watan, Qatar, June 2, 2010).
· An Israeli flag with a Nazi swastika replacing the Star of David flies over a skull and crossbones (Al-Iqtisadiyya, Saudi Arabia, June 2, 2010).
· Uncle Sam washes blood from the hands of a knife-wielding Israeli prime minister (Filastin, Gaza/Hamas, June 2, 2010).
Monday, June 20, 2011
Middle East Cruise Season Begins...
Miller & Klavan on Israel
“If the Arabs lay down their arms there will be no more war, but if Israel lays down its weapons there would be no more Israel.” -- Benjamin Netanyahu
Dennis Miller defends Israel's Right to Keep its Existing Borders.
Andrew Klavan provides an alternative idea for Israel that you wouldn't typically hear around the water coolers at the UN.
Posted by Robert at 6:37 PM
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“If the Arabs lay down their arms there will be no more war, but if Israel lays down its weapons there would be no more Israel.” -- Benjamin Netanyahu
Dennis Miller defends Israel's Right to Keep its Existing Borders.
Andrew Klavan provides an alternative idea for Israel that you wouldn't typically hear around the water coolers at the UN.
Posted by Robert at 6:37 PM
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Wednesday, May 25, 2011
Appropriate Dress For A Nobel Peace Prize Winner????
The World Is Achanging BUT Not In The Middle East...
George Jonas: Obama doesn’t get the arithmetic of the Israel-Palestine situation
About 10 years ago, when the spiritual leader of Hamas, Sheikh Ahmed Yassin, was still with us, he gave an interview to freelance photo-journalist Flore de Préneuf. Unlike the Palestinian Liberation Organization’s cagey Yasser Arafat, whose shtick was his forked tongue, Yassin preferred speaking in plain language. “Hamas was established to resist and kick out the occupier,” he told de Préneuf. “All of Israel, Tel Aviv included, is occupied Palestine.”
Ten years later, Yessin is dead, and so is Arafat. Many of my colleagues see a fundamental change in the Middle East. Maybe it’s my glasses, but I see nothing.
Read More »
Posted in: Full Comment, World Politics Tags: Benjamin Netanyahu, George Jonas, Israel, Mahmoud Abbas, Middle East, Palestine, Yasser Arafat
About 10 years ago, when the spiritual leader of Hamas, Sheikh Ahmed Yassin, was still with us, he gave an interview to freelance photo-journalist Flore de Préneuf. Unlike the Palestinian Liberation Organization’s cagey Yasser Arafat, whose shtick was his forked tongue, Yassin preferred speaking in plain language. “Hamas was established to resist and kick out the occupier,” he told de Préneuf. “All of Israel, Tel Aviv included, is occupied Palestine.”
Ten years later, Yessin is dead, and so is Arafat. Many of my colleagues see a fundamental change in the Middle East. Maybe it’s my glasses, but I see nothing.
Read More »
Posted in: Full Comment, World Politics Tags: Benjamin Netanyahu, George Jonas, Israel, Mahmoud Abbas, Middle East, Palestine, Yasser Arafat
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Sunday, May 22, 2011
Obama Doesn't Have Enough Problems At Home?
...anyone think Obama believed the world would end on May 21st so whatever he said prior to then didn't matter.
Ottawa won’t back Obama’s Mideast peace proposal
Charles Krauthammer: Making sense of Obama’s Middle East speech
Did he just say what I think he did? Oh no he didn't.
Herewith President Obama’s May 19 Middle East speech, annotated:
“It will be the policy of the United States to promote reform across the region, and to support transitions to democracy.”
With this Barack Obama openly, unreservedly and without a trace of irony or self-reflection adopts the Bush Doctrine, which made the spread of democracy the key U.S. objective in the Middle East.
“Too many leaders in the region tried to direct their people’s grievances elsewhere. The West was blamed as the source of all ills.” Read More »
Ottawa won’t back Obama’s Mideast peace proposal
Charles Krauthammer: Making sense of Obama’s Middle East speech
Did he just say what I think he did? Oh no he didn't.
Herewith President Obama’s May 19 Middle East speech, annotated:
“It will be the policy of the United States to promote reform across the region, and to support transitions to democracy.”
With this Barack Obama openly, unreservedly and without a trace of irony or self-reflection adopts the Bush Doctrine, which made the spread of democracy the key U.S. objective in the Middle East.
“Too many leaders in the region tried to direct their people’s grievances elsewhere. The West was blamed as the source of all ills.” Read More »
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The Man On The Street Speaks Out...
Today’s letters: Give the status quo a chance
Re: Slaves To The Status Quo, Leon Wieseltier, May 20.
For the second time in as many weeks, a columnist in the Post is claiming that Benjamin Netanyahu has done nothing to advance the peace process. Leon Wieseltier asserts that Mr. Netanyahu “refused to accede to the American request that he put a stop to the settlements.” But he did. Mr. Netanyahu imposed a 10-month moratorium on settlement building, despite protests from his political base. By refusing to come to the table until the final month, Palestinian leader Mahmoud Abbas made it impossible for Mr. Netanyahu to renew the moratorium. Mr. Netanyahu may have his faults, but he should be recognized for his genuine attempts at peace. Stephen Tannenbaum, Thornhill, Ont.
Whenever I hear the likes of Leon Wieseltier and Barack Obama decry “the status quo” as it pertains to Israel and the Palestinians, I can’t help but feel that, Read More »
Re: Slaves To The Status Quo, Leon Wieseltier, May 20.
For the second time in as many weeks, a columnist in the Post is claiming that Benjamin Netanyahu has done nothing to advance the peace process. Leon Wieseltier asserts that Mr. Netanyahu “refused to accede to the American request that he put a stop to the settlements.” But he did. Mr. Netanyahu imposed a 10-month moratorium on settlement building, despite protests from his political base. By refusing to come to the table until the final month, Palestinian leader Mahmoud Abbas made it impossible for Mr. Netanyahu to renew the moratorium. Mr. Netanyahu may have his faults, but he should be recognized for his genuine attempts at peace. Stephen Tannenbaum, Thornhill, Ont.
Whenever I hear the likes of Leon Wieseltier and Barack Obama decry “the status quo” as it pertains to Israel and the Palestinians, I can’t help but feel that, Read More »
Sunday, March 27, 2011
Media In The West Have More Important Items On Their Plate...
...Japan, nuclear end of world, death of Liz, Junos, Hockey concussions, etc. etc. etc.
Paul Russell: More Israel news, please, but limit anti-nuclear and pro-Justin coverage
After two years of relative calm, a suitcase bombing in Jerusalem, rocket attacks from Gaza, and Israeli counter-attacks reminded the world that the Israeli-Palestinian conflict is still unresolved. A few readers accused the Western media of ignoring this issue.
“I have noticed that the global media no longer bothers to hide its lack of interest in Israel’s war on terror, focusing only on how many Arabs Israel kills in self-defence while publishing micro-sized articles on the murder of a sleeping [Jewish West Bank] family or a bomb placed [near] a public bus stop during rush hour,” wrote Sarah Samole, a resident of Ma’ale Adumim, a Jewish settlement in the West Bank. “Could you imagine if the bomb blast occurred at a downtown NYC bus stop? But it’s just Israel, a country that has been so demonized by mainstream media — excluding the National Post, usually — that it has merited no right to defend itself, according to those who can’t even point it out on a map.”
A handful of other readers were upset by a headline on our front page on Thursday: “Bus blast heralds new cycle of violence.”
“There is no ‘cycle,’ merely deliberate Read More »
Paul Russell: More Israel news, please, but limit anti-nuclear and pro-Justin coverage
After two years of relative calm, a suitcase bombing in Jerusalem, rocket attacks from Gaza, and Israeli counter-attacks reminded the world that the Israeli-Palestinian conflict is still unresolved. A few readers accused the Western media of ignoring this issue.
“I have noticed that the global media no longer bothers to hide its lack of interest in Israel’s war on terror, focusing only on how many Arabs Israel kills in self-defence while publishing micro-sized articles on the murder of a sleeping [Jewish West Bank] family or a bomb placed [near] a public bus stop during rush hour,” wrote Sarah Samole, a resident of Ma’ale Adumim, a Jewish settlement in the West Bank. “Could you imagine if the bomb blast occurred at a downtown NYC bus stop? But it’s just Israel, a country that has been so demonized by mainstream media — excluding the National Post, usually — that it has merited no right to defend itself, according to those who can’t even point it out on a map.”
A handful of other readers were upset by a headline on our front page on Thursday: “Bus blast heralds new cycle of violence.”
“There is no ‘cycle,’ merely deliberate Read More »
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Tuesday, September 28, 2010
Possibly Israel Thnks The PRICE Is Too High...
Israel’s message to the rest of the world: We don’t want peace
As someone who generally considers himself a friend of Israel, I really am stunned by the foolish decision to re-commence settlement construction in the West Bank. I know there are plenty of people out there who’ve memorized 18 different reasons why Israel is theoretically justified in putting up new homes on the ground. But as I argued at length here, that is beside the point: Mahmoud Abbas is a legitimate peace partner, and it is simply idiotic for Israel to stubbornly insist on wrecking any chance for fruitful peace talks by willfully violating the one red-line issue that the PA President has insisted upon. And for what? To build a few hundred more houses and empower the most militant and uncompromising political settler-friendly elements within Israel?
The Gaza flotilla has gotten a lot of the press in recent months. But in that case, the Israeli government at least could legitimately argue that it was interdicting aid to Hamas, an entity that truly is at war with Israel. In the case of settlement construction, Israel is sabotaging a chance for peace, full stop. And aside from everything else, that’s a terrible message for an already beleaguered nation to the send to the world.
jkay@nationalpost.com
As someone who generally considers himself a friend of Israel, I really am stunned by the foolish decision to re-commence settlement construction in the West Bank. I know there are plenty of people out there who’ve memorized 18 different reasons why Israel is theoretically justified in putting up new homes on the ground. But as I argued at length here, that is beside the point: Mahmoud Abbas is a legitimate peace partner, and it is simply idiotic for Israel to stubbornly insist on wrecking any chance for fruitful peace talks by willfully violating the one red-line issue that the PA President has insisted upon. And for what? To build a few hundred more houses and empower the most militant and uncompromising political settler-friendly elements within Israel?
The Gaza flotilla has gotten a lot of the press in recent months. But in that case, the Israeli government at least could legitimately argue that it was interdicting aid to Hamas, an entity that truly is at war with Israel. In the case of settlement construction, Israel is sabotaging a chance for peace, full stop. And aside from everything else, that’s a terrible message for an already beleaguered nation to the send to the world.
jkay@nationalpost.com
Monday, August 16, 2010
Sesame Street Versus UFC...
Friday, July 09, 2010
Middle East Negotiations And Media Attention...
Wednesday, June 16, 2010
Sorry Jack...
...we know that you favor supporting terrorists, the Taliban, how you deal with this situation will be a measure of your leadership.
PM, Liberals demand Davies resignation
Video: NDP deputy leader faces backlash over Israel comments
Harper wants NDP MP booted
By KATHLEEN HARRIS, Parliamentary Bureau
Last Updated: June 15, 2010 6:37pm
In the House of Commons Tuesday, Harper urged NDP Leader Jack Layton sack the veteran Vancouver MP and "unequivocally distance himself" from her comments.
Davies was caught on tape suggesting the occupation of Palestinian territories began in 1948 ‹ the year of Israel's independence ‹ and expressed personal support for a campaign to boycott and sanction the country.
"This is a fundamental denial of Israel's right to exist. It repeats the kinds of comments that were made by (American White House journalist) Helen Thomas on which she was forced to resign, and the member of the NDP who said that should be forced to resign as well," Harper said.
Liberal MP and foreign affairs critic Bob Rae also condemned the remarks.
"To deny the state of Israel's right to exist and to propose an international campaign of boycotts, divestments and sanctions against a legitimate member of the world community for over 60 years is to reveal a level of hostility and ignorance that is truly breathtaking," he said.
NDP Leader Jack Layton said Davies had issued a clarification after making a "serious mistake" about the date.
"She has never and our party has never nor would we ever deny that Israel has not only a right to exist, but a right to exist in secure borders in a safe context," he said.
kathleen.harris@sunmedia.ca
Monday, June 07, 2010
Media And Bloggers Should Be Able To Get Another Couple Of Days...
...before we move on to new earth shattering stories.
Tom Gross: Turkish paper publishes photos of beaten Israelis
‘Flotilla, shmotilla’ and just what has the letters editor been drinking??
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Saturday, June 05, 2010
Comedic Relief...
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Music To Soothe The Savage Beast
Theme song for peace-loving flotilla activists
By Special to the National Post June 4, 2010 – 2:00 pm
Posted in: Full Comment
Israeli commando raid is a
No one could have predicted the fallout from this week's flotilla fiasco Jun 04, 2010 11:25PM EDT 21
Analysis
Israeli commando raid is a
gift to Hamas
No one could have predicted the fallout from this week's flotilla fiasco Jun 04, 2010 11:25PM EDT 21
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Things Should Quiet Down After This Weekend...
...the social in-activists, anarchists, protestors, et al will be taking a week off to rest up for the G20.
George Jonas: Crusade of the peace terrorists
The flotilla of peace terrorists sailing towards the Gaza strip in the early hours of Monday had little interest in delivering wheelchairs to the halt and the lame. The humanitarian supplies aboard their vessels were incidental to their mission, which was to run Israel’s blockade.Nobody likes blockades. They’re acts of war, with all the usual costs and hazards, but without the potential benefits. They offer no gain, no glory, just a bad press. Blockades are policies of perceived necessity, not policies of choice. Read More »
...supports military deserters, terrorists, suicide bombers;
amid the horror of gaza flotilla massacre, let's not lose sight of the bigger picture
Den Tandt Must Of Graduated From Chamberlain University...
Mideast mess rages on
By MICHAEL DEN TANDT, QMI Agency
A pox on both their houses. Let it keep them and their bloody wrangling over land and faith, to which they appear devoted beyond all else, far from here.
...the reality, as it was in the late 30s is;
- Patrick Murphy Report Comment
- June 4th 2010, 8:44pm
- Those of you who are slamming Israel should take a serious look at history and the real facts of today's world....Israel is the ONLY Democracy in the Middle East.....PERIOD...... The Israelis are the front line against the jihadists ,al-quaida, Hamas, Hezbollah, Fatah and numerous other hate and suicide groups dedicated to the destruction of Israel. You, as a Westerner, would never tolerate the living conditions you would have to live under as a non Muslim minority in those communities.....that's if you were allowed to live in the first place.....Make peace with these fanatics?.....Get real!.....It'll never happen.....If Israel were ever to be overrun, guess who they're coming for next.....So get your head out of your asses and prepare!
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This Time Goliath Is On Our Side...
...and this time "Omar" doesn't have rocks in his sling but rockets, suicide bombers, etc.
...Hamas classifies this as humanitarian aid?
No winner in boat raid
Turkish outrage over flotilla violence is misdirected
By MICHAEL COREN, QMI Agency
Some countries have a right to indulge in moral outrage.
They have a relatively pure foreign policy, try to be even-handed and treat their own people, particularly religious and ethnic minorities, with courtesy and respect. Turkey is not one of them. Which makes the withdrawal of their ambassador to Israel and their shouts of protest at the Jewish state’s boarding of a Turkish ship loaded with armed extremists just a little hypocritical.
This is the same Turkey that sent 20,000 soldiers into autonomous Iraqi Kurdistan just a few years ago and bombed and shelled thousands of innocent people. The same Turkey where Kurds are persecuted and their leaders assassinated. The same Turkey that attempted a genocide of the Armenians before and during the First World War and still refuses to admit the slaughter of up to 1.5 million innocent people. Making the country akin to state holocaust deniers.
The same Turkey that closed down a Roman Catholic seminary, where Christians are frequently attacked and where the most important church in Eastern Orthodoxy was destroyed so that a mosque could be built over it. The same Turkey that invaded Cyprus in 1975 and still occupies a country not its own. Meaning it’s rather ironic that the Turkish government is so upset over what happened. Ask what would have occurred if an Israeli ship had tried to enter Turkey illegally to aid the Kurds. There would have been no commando raid because there would have been no boat left.
A few basic facts. Israel sends 15,000 tons of supplies to Gaza every week and nothing on any of the boats intercepted earlier this week is unavailable in Gaza. Including, tragically, the guns that were fired at the Israeli soldiers. As the leader of the flotilla said openly, “This is not about bringing humanitarian aid but about making a political statement.”
Video footage shows the Israelis being clubbed, kicked and knifed as they landed on the Turkish boat and only using their weapons after minutes of attack. It could well be argued that they should not have boarded in the first place, but the notion that these were mere peace activists is horribly absurd.
All of the other boats did contain such people and whatever anybody may think of their ideas or motives, they co-operated with the Israelis and nobody was badly hurt. It was only the Turkish vessel, full of Islamic fanatics connected to various Muslim extremist groups, where violence occurred.
Nobody is clean in all of this because the blockade is politically foolish and probably ethically wrong, but the big winners are Hamas, who have become masters at exploiting the media trap they set for the Israelis. It’s extraordinary that Jews invented Hollywood, but Israelis can’t fathom even basic optics and propaganda.
As for most of the countries in the region, they simply don’t care what people think of them and generally they’re right. Iran hangs another teenager and the western press turns away, the Saudis beat another woman and western universities accept another professorship sponsored from Riyadh.
All a colossal mess really. Makes one want to forget everything and book an ocean cruise. Then again ...
Read Michael Coren’s new blog at canoe.ca/corenscomment
Wednesday, June 02, 2010
Have Sal And "Radical" Muslims Made Up?
A Few Figs |
Common Sense Says We Should Support The Only Friends We Have In The Middle East...
Letters: Our readers side with Israel after Gaza incident
Baz Ratner / Reuters
Students at Haifa University show their support of the Israeli action to board a boat off Gaza this week.
By Paul Russell June 1, 2010 – 3:15 pm
Readers have let us know how they feel about Israel’s forceful storming of a Turkish ship off the coast of Gaza early Monday morning. Of the dozens of letters that have come in, very few criticize the Jewish state; most vigorously support its action. Here are some examples.
Re: Jenin On The High Seas, editorial, May 30.
I read with interest this editorial’s courageous analysis of Israel’s constant battle against the propagandists who have an affinity to words and phrases such as “massacre” and “brutal aggression.” While Israelis are resigned to the fact that Israel is the favourite scapegoat for the world’s problems, there were some honest peace-seeking do-gooders aboard the flotilla. Unfortunately, it is that naive minority who were themselves duped by their fellow travelling thugs and who ended up serving the role as human shields for a group intent on picking a fight even before they set sail.
S. Jonah Pressman, Jerusalem.
Kudos to the Free Gaza Movement, and of course, its proxy state, Iran, for a brilliant PR job with this “humanitarian” convoy. The orders likely were: Make it purely humanitarian, carry no live ammunition on board (only knives and clubs), have ships refuse Israeli orders to pull into an Egyptian port and when Israel attacks, fight them with everything you’ve got. That will allow evil regimes such as Iran, China and Russia to condemn the action, deflecting true human rights violations in their countries. And when the report comes out showing that Israel did everything it could to avoid casualties, that will, at best, make the back pages of most newspapers.
Once again, well done!
Steven Kastner, Thornhill, Ont.
The United Nations failed to stop genocides in Rwanda, Cambodia, Darfur and Bosnia. Yet it called an emergency meeting over an Israeli raid on a boat. The UN’s true agenda is on display for everyone to see.
Jonathan Mackenzie, Toronto.
Last week, a Mexican airliner bound from Paris to Mexico was forced to land in Montreal, as a person on board was on the American no-fly list. Since the plane was passing over the States, the U.S. rules were still in effect at 32,000 feet. This caused no public outrage.
Israel has its rules too. It has an embargo on ships entering Gaza and insists on inspecting them, as ships have been known to carry weapons that have been used against Israeli citizens. Israel only wants what many of the rest of us enjoy: peace. Israel is only doing what the rest of the world has and would do, if they were faced with the same situation.
Jeff Spooner, Kinburn, Ont.
Re: Jenin On The High Seas, editorial, May 30.
I read with interest this editorial’s courageous analysis of Israel’s constant battle against the propagandists who have an affinity to words and phrases such as “massacre” and “brutal aggression.” While Israelis are resigned to the fact that Israel is the favourite scapegoat for the world’s problems, there were some honest peace-seeking do-gooders aboard the flotilla. Unfortunately, it is that naive minority who were themselves duped by their fellow travelling thugs and who ended up serving the role as human shields for a group intent on picking a fight even before they set sail.
S. Jonah Pressman, Jerusalem.
Kudos to the Free Gaza Movement, and of course, its proxy state, Iran, for a brilliant PR job with this “humanitarian” convoy. The orders likely were: Make it purely humanitarian, carry no live ammunition on board (only knives and clubs), have ships refuse Israeli orders to pull into an Egyptian port and when Israel attacks, fight them with everything you’ve got. That will allow evil regimes such as Iran, China and Russia to condemn the action, deflecting true human rights violations in their countries. And when the report comes out showing that Israel did everything it could to avoid casualties, that will, at best, make the back pages of most newspapers.
Once again, well done!
Steven Kastner, Thornhill, Ont.
The United Nations failed to stop genocides in Rwanda, Cambodia, Darfur and Bosnia. Yet it called an emergency meeting over an Israeli raid on a boat. The UN’s true agenda is on display for everyone to see.
Jonathan Mackenzie, Toronto.
Last week, a Mexican airliner bound from Paris to Mexico was forced to land in Montreal, as a person on board was on the American no-fly list. Since the plane was passing over the States, the U.S. rules were still in effect at 32,000 feet. This caused no public outrage.
Israel has its rules too. It has an embargo on ships entering Gaza and insists on inspecting them, as ships have been known to carry weapons that have been used against Israeli citizens. Israel only wants what many of the rest of us enjoy: peace. Israel is only doing what the rest of the world has and would do, if they were faced with the same situation.
Jeff Spooner, Kinburn, Ont.
Posted in: Full Comment, World Politics Tags: letters
Hamas forces a decision on Obama
By David Frum June 1, 2010 – 12:30 pm
A “lynching” – that’s what the Israelis call the attack on their commandos by the waiting fighters aboard the Gaza flotilla.
But that was only the opening overture of the lynching party. The real action starts now, in the global media and the world chancelleries.
One casualty of the uproar is likely to be President Obama’s Middle East strategy. Unlike his blunt, direct predecessor, President Obama has to date followed a Middle East strategy as complex as some elegant DNA sequence. Read More »
But that was only the opening overture of the lynching party. The real action starts now, in the global media and the world chancelleries.
One casualty of the uproar is likely to be President Obama’s Middle East strategy. Unlike his blunt, direct predecessor, President Obama has to date followed a Middle East strategy as complex as some elegant DNA sequence. Read More »
White House supports investigation into Israeli raid, hedges on condemnation of Israeli forces
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